Reports are circulating in the Pakistani press that the Russian company is interested in several power projects in the country, which could pave the way for
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Pakistan at a Crossroads
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is steadily changing its policies – both domestic and foreign. Outside observers are putting the change down to democratic transition
PM Imran Khan’s Emirati Breakthrough Is One of His Greatest Accomplishments Yet
The hugely successful visit of Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Zayed to Pakistan a few days ago represents one of Prime Minister Khan’s greatest
Karachi Killer Assassinated in Afghanistan: RAW False Flag or Modi’s Blunder?
The Baloch separatist mastermind behind the recent terrorist attack against the Chinese consulate in Pakistan’s largest city of Karachi has been assassinated by a suicide
Expect Counter-Intel and BRI-Aid Developments After Pakistan’s INGO Regulations
Pakistan’s recent regulation of International NGOs (INGOs) must be followed up by additional security measures by the counter-intelligence services in order to root out the
Why Does China Love Electric Cars? Beijing, Washington & The Fall of Rome
The numbers speak for themselves. 746,000 New Energy passenger cars were sold in China between January and October. By the end of 2018, all buses
On the Road in the Karakoram
The snowed-over Khunjerab Pass, at 4,934 meters, stands eerily silent on a freezing late autumn morning. On the Pakistani side, a wooden house serves as
CPEC and The New Great Game on the Roof of the World
On top of the graceful Baltit Fort, overlooking the Hunza Valley’s Shangri-La-style splendor, it’s impossible not to feel dizzy at the view: an overwhelming collision
